Christmas
Local History | The london borough's of hounslow and ealing
The Great West Road: A Centenary History by James Marshall
To celebrate the centenary of the Great West Road, author James Marshall, in collaboration with the Brentford and Chiswick Local History Society, and the Hounslow and District History Society, tells the story of the road from its opening by King George V in 1925, to the businesses that line it and the impact which it has had on the the local area and its people.
Secret Ealing by Paul Howard Lang & Dr. Jonathan Oates
Originally a county town in Middlesex, Ealing became known as the ‘Queen of the Suburbs’ at the beginning of the last century. Famous for the Ealing Studios, the oldest film studios in the world, in this book authors Paul Lang and Dr Jonathan Oates delve into the fascinating but often lesser-known history of this district
Ealing in 50 Buildings by Paul Howard Lang & Dr. Jonathan Oates
Between 1815 and 1817, Ealing had a perhaps surprising, John Quincy Adams, later to become President of the United States of America. This book, written by The Little Ealing History Group, uses his detailed diaries to offer insights into local life, society, and his experiences, covering topics from local aristocracy and fairs to health and daily routines, providing a rich historical snapshot of the area.
Ealing Queen of the Suburbs Tea Towel
Made by artist Charlotte Berridge, this digitally printed Ealing Illustrated Tea Towel features some of the borough's most iconic buildings that have shaped the local landscape. Including Ealing Town Hall, Pitzhanger Manor and Ealing Studios. Printed in the UK on 100% cotton. The perfect gift for anyone who knows, loves, or lives in Ealing.
Exhibitions Past | Set to Stun
Missed our previous temporary exhibition on sci-fi movie and television production in West London? No problem. You can still take a piece of Gunnersbury Park's largest exhibition to date home with you.
From Babel Fish keyrings to Cybermen notebooks, there is something for all sci-fi enthusiasts.
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